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even if it's just for an hour or 2, stephanie decker al-jazeera, fairness is out there, and these are the headlines. a long awaited inquiry into the conduct of a strain in special forces in afghanistan has found credible evidence of multiple war crimes. the report contains details of $39.00 killings of civilians or presidents and the cruel treatment of a fatha to justice burgeon, considered in detail 57 allegations of incidents and issues. he found there to be credible information, to substantiate 23 incidents, of alleged unlawful killing of 39 people by 25 straw un special forces personnel predominantly from the special air service regiment and u.s. trucks. well, apply for imagine c.

. >> reporter: arjun ronbla, jeremiah willet, joe pitts and cameron decker are the young republicans.ee voted for trump, decker voted for neither candidate. >> i have a few friends who are currently denying that trump lost the election. and they will probably be like i will never talk to a democrat again. but i do think it will hopefully be rare. >> reporter: how do you feel with the outcome of the election. >> i'm feeling pretty good. >> we were supposed to lose the senate. we were supposed to lose the house in a blue wave and it never materialized. >> reporter: the front page of the arizona republic it say it's time to heal in america. which is something that president-elect biden said. >> that's something we need in this time of discourse. >> i will disagree with him on a lot and fight him on a lot of these issues, like the right to life. but we're not going to let him off the hook because he said a few nice things. >> i think he has a lot to prove, to me at least that he is going to do that. so i will wait and see. but i am hopeful. >> reporter: jamie yuccas, cbs news, phoenix. >>

stephanie decker standing by in doha for more on prepares visit to qatar 1st. let's go to feel consul fully in kabul. for the latest on that attack on afghanistan's capital flow, just talk us through what was happening in the last few hours. well, rob, let me just tell you that there have been reports since this morning when this attack was happening, that the rockets were fired from 2 small trucks and the ministry of interior along with, as the national director of security. they have confirmed that the rockets indeed were fired from these 2 trucks weave in the perimeter of kabul city, which raises even more questions and concerns that the residents here in kabul about the security of the city which has been deteriorating throughout a very, very long time. how could this happen with all those checkpoints, with those blimps on the sky of kabul, they have been monitoring the security situation. and what happened this morning, really, it really felt like the capital was under attack. i spoke with people, we've been fought that there was a military coup. others th

stephanie decker reports from the festival. they're going to do the human spirit women's rights, the environment, just some of the important issues explored in the films on show at the 8 film festival in qatar. it's award winning world cinema meets home grown talent to spend out an amazing way to entertain. but it's an amazing, easy way to get the hearts and minds of people. and this is what we try and now for the last 10 years to show that there is so much you can do with film at has so much paula to change everything for the better. and we need to use it. but given the events of the past few months, this year's festival is a little different. fewer people are attending the festival this year due to the coronavirus and social distancing regulations. now, the foreign directors, actors and actresses, they would have walked to this red carpet, will be now attending online. a lot of the films are also going to be streamed online. but despite these challenges, as the festival slogan goes, the show goes on to tell us that young peop

decker clout will bring more persistent rain to northern ireland and especially western parts of scotlande part windy. there is temperatures highest in the west, mouth are pushing end but after that cert is going to be difficult staying in single digits. we then see this weather system wriggling around. we will see outbreaks of rain. it is going to be quite a wet day in northern ireland. some of that rain continued to feed in across scotland at times. for much of england and wales, some dry weather, some spells of rain, some chance of drizzle for the west. highs of 13 celsius. as you move out of tuesday to wednesday, things do start to change. that frontal system that has been wriggling around will start to put east, weakening as it goes. some patchy rain. behind that frontal system, with start to get back some chilly air. wednesday, the re m na nts of back some chilly air. wednesday, the remnants of that whether front bringing clout in some patchy rain to the south and south east of the uk. elsewhere, some spells of sunshine. you can see temperatures backin sunshine. you can see temperat

hill house, was written by shirley jackson, herself the subject of the new film shirley byjosephine deckerthe bounds of our agreement. hm... our agreement didn't include sluts interrupting my dinner. handmaid's tale star elisabeth moss plays jackson as a brittle, unstable presence who shares a toxic dependency with husband stanley, reminiscent of who's afraid of virginia woolf? into this household comes odessa young's rose, a pregnant young newlywed whom the author initially torments and ridicules. oh, so the writing's going well, then? please don't ever ask me that again. but as shirley starts to write a story inspired by the real—life disappearance of paula jean welden, rosie and paula's identities begin to overlap with disorienting consequences. you are hiding something. based on a novel by susan scarf merrell, shirley is not a conventional biopic. rather, it's a work of fiction mixed with some fact that attempts to paint a screen portrait of shirley jackson that somehow echoes the tone of her eerily inimitable writing. you're getting on well with the wife. you don't want my work to suf

double-decker beds. crammed together. bad plumbing. and always out of order.ave no place at all to put their clothing. as for a doctor, we hardly get the time we would like to talk to a doctor. >> that is true. i'm dr. bennett. i'm the psychologist out here. one psychiatrist for over 600 patients. what can you expect? we are presently in the process of moving these people out of here. some of them are going down to the new hospital where we hope i will get the type of help they need. superintendent, can tell you more about that. are closing down the colony as fast as we can. we have already built a new building here and we are planning the reconstruction of another. hardlythese moves will solve our problems. problems come to state hospitals across the country. basic problems, strange as it may seem is public apathy. that 100 years ago confronted our founder, dorothea dix. >> and so, you have heard from mental patients themselves and those who are trying to help them. of the crowded conditions and the shortage of staff in mental hospitals. suddenly now, there i

even if it's just for an hour or 2, stephanie decker al-jazeera, fairness is out there, and these are the headlines. a long awaited inquiry into the conduct of a strain in special forces in afghanistan has found credible evidence of multiple war crimes. the report contains details of $39.00 killings of civilians or presidents and the cruel treatment of a fatha to justice burgeon, considered in detail 57 allegations of incidents and issues. he found there to be credible information, to substantiate 23 incidents, of alleged unlawful killing of 39 people by 25 straw un special forces personnel predominantly from the special air service regiment and u.s. trucks. well, apply for imagine c. authorization for its corona virus vaccine. within days, pfizer says late stage trials of its candidate showed it was 95 percent effective, an improvement on a national results published last week. meanwhile, though, the u.s. continues to see an acceleration of cases, the number of deaths now has crossed 825-0000. it's also reported more than a 1000000 new infections in the past week alone. 3 people have

stephanie decker, al-jazeera. doha, is there a maze of the top stories? a long awaited inquiry into the conduct of australian special forces in afghanistan has found credible evidence of multiple war crimes. the report contains details of $39.00 unlawful killings of civilians and prisoners and the cruel treatment of a further to justice. persian considered in detail. 57 allegations of incidents and issues. he found there to be credible information to substantiate 23 incidents, of alleged unlawful killing of 39 people by 25 straw un special forces personnel predominantly from the special air service regiment. a u.s. drug firm will apply for emergency authorize ation for his coronavirus vaccine within days, pfizer says that late stage trial, late stage trials of his candidate showed it was 95 percent effective, an improvement on initial results published last week. meanwhile, the u.s. continues to see an acceleration of covert 19 cases, the number of deaths as it crossed. 250000 reported more than a 1000000 new infections in the past week alone. 3 people ha

stephanie decker, al-jazeera doha, hello again. is there and is the headlines a long awaited inquiry into the conduct of a strain in special forces in afghanistan has found credible evidence of multiple war crimes. the report contains data of $39.00 under 4 killings of civilians or prisoners and the cruel treatment of a father to justice. burton considered in detail 57 allegations of incidents and issues. he found there to be credible information, to substantiate 23 incidents, of alleged unlawful killing of 39 people by 25 straw un special forces personnel predominantly from the special air service regiment and u.s. drug. imagine see authorization for its coronavirus vaccine within days. pfizer says a late stage trials of its candidate tried it with 95 percent effective and improvement, there on initial results published last week. u.s., secretary of state mike compare is expected to become the 1st top u.s. diplomat to visit an illegal settlements in the occupied west bank. he's in israel as part of a why did tour of the middle eas

go inside if you want to see what it is like, rickety stairs, old navy double-decker beds, people crowdedether, plumbing bad and always getting out of order. some patients have no place at all to put their clothes. as for a doctor, we hardly get the time we would like to talk to a doctor. true, i'm dr. bennett, and i a psychiatrist out here, i am one psychiatrist for over 600 patients, but -- what can you expect? we are presently in the process of moving these people out of here, some of them are going down to the new hospital where we hope they will get the type of help they need. but dr. mcgee, our superintendent can tell you more about that. >> yes, we are closing down the colony as fast as we can. we have already built a new building here and we are planning the reconstruction of another. all these moves will far from solve our problems, problems, and to state hospitals throughout the country. is publict problem apathy, the very thing 100 years ago confronted our founder dorothea dix. heard fromou have mental patients themselves, and those who are trying to help them of the crowded co

stephanie decker, al-jazeera, doha, this is all just over. these are the top stories. an inquiry into the conduct of a story in special forces in afghanistan has found credible evidence of multiple war crimes. the report also details $39.00 unlawful killings of civilians or prisoners. turning to the inspector general's report, he found none of the alleged unlawful killings were described as being in the heat of battle. none were alleged to have occurred in circumstances in which the intent of the perpetrator was unclear, confused or mistaken. it's alleged that some patrols took the law into their own hands. rules were broken. stories concocted, lies told, and prison is killed. the prime minister of ethiopia says, government troops are close to victory as they fight forces in the region. aid has begun to arrive at refugee camps in sudan for those who fled the violence. thousands of crossed the border in the past 2 weeks. my pump aopa said to become the most senior u.s. diplomat to visit an illegal settlement in the occupied west bank. a secretary of state said settlemen

>> our deli is very small, and we have one double-decker oven, so i can cook, like, 36 chickens at a like, 12 turkeys. ( laughs ) you know. >> reporter: cessare, a single father, says the deli has always given leftover food to the homeless and offered free lunch to students when the pandemic hit in march. what is the message in what you're doing for everyone? >> there's this tendency when there's a tragedy, or in this case, like, the pandemic, to pull back in order to save money to survive, when actually it turns out that the more we give, the more we get back. >> reporter: a good reminder in this this season of this season of thanks and giving. nikki battiste, cbs news, new york. >> brennan: we'll be right back. with our highest concentration of prebiotic oat intensely moisturizes over time to improve skin's resilience. aveeno® healthy. it's our nature™. research shows people remember tso to help you remember that liberty mutual customizes your home insurance, here's one that'll really take you back. wow! what'd you get, ryan? it's customized home insurance from liberty mutual! what

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legislative experience already, and that makes a tremendous difference when you get into the latter deckerades of the 20th century, the late eighties and the nineties. because you have women who are experienced running campaigns, and they're stronger candidates. that is probably some of the reasons why we see the move of women in congress, particularly in the 1990s. when we go from net would have never been more than really 20 women at any one time, 2:40, 50, 60, 70, 80 women serving in any given congress. >> [laughs] . >> these are just a few of the hundred campaign buttons that we have in the house collection. but i love seeing them altogether, we tried to put a human face on the house. and, to give people individual stories to latch onto a understand. each of these women, jeanette franken, ladybugs, julia hansen, they all have fascinating stories. i have to admit, one of the things that i love is seeing them altogether, and seeing this great richness and variety women putting themselves forward to serve this country of congress. i am deeply impressed by all the women who have one for co

contrary, i'll just say of kabul al-jazeera, stephanie decker has more now from the country capital doha, on those talks taking place between the afghan government and taliban negotiators. my pompei are wrapped up saturday with meeting the taliban delegation involved in intra afghan talks with met an hour earlier with the afghan government delegation. these are top of the world who greeted back in september, the u.s. secretary of state where he was here for that. as well, but it's been a difficult process moving forward, the told still stuck on the technicalities of what kind of islamic law will govern the govern the framework of these 2. i think the message certainly for my pompei will be that they are keen to get the 2 sides to sit down to really get to the difficult issues when it comes to a long lasting cease fire and a power sharing agreement between the 2 sides are of course he also met with qatar's emir. he had a luggage with him and also met with the deputy prime minister to be discussed. issues like are all, this is ministration that's been very much an anti iran. and a cutter i

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decker was left with a head and facial wounds as well as a torn tendon. he was initially placed in police custody where he spent 48 hours and was only seen by a doctor after that charges against him, of violence and rebellion were later dropped. following the emergence of the video, evidence where we can talk more about all of this than elizabeth will say, she's a journalist and political commentator. thanks for coming on. you're very welcome. let's just talk about today's demonstration. in fact, the demonstrations we saw last weekend as well as the, has the government underestimated the strength of public feeling on this? you think? i think yes, i think the government has tried themselves because the, the bill itself is not necessarily all bad. but article $24.00 is something that has managed to bring together you position left and right stream left and the conservative right saying that this is, this is contrary to not only is it contrary to essential liberties and for art, but could it could make the not you could make the lives of people much more dan

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the tory gate and be al jazeera visiting consulate, speeches, stephanie decker joins me now from doha, where the meeting is taking place. and of course, the attacks in kabul will be at the forefront with the secretary of state, as he meets the emir of qatar. yes, that was his 1st meeting. my players been in doha for around 4 hours now. he then met with the deputy prime minister and he's now meeting according to his schedule, alter the government's delegation with the taleban delegation to hail. as you mentioned, to me today, the fact has been played by i think the certainly the security situation is a concern that has actually been an uptick in violence over the last couple of months. these protests track combat between the government at the taleban starting september. they pretty much put on hold that even start to delve into the difficult issues. they're still dealing with technicalities and sticking points about what you know the structure should govern the talks. so it just shows you just how complicated it is. these are 2 sides that have no trust. so i think certainly the message

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stephanie decker, al-jazeera, doha, this is al-jazeera. these are the top stories. an inquiry into the conduct of australian special forces in afghanistan has found credible evidence of multiple war crimes. the report also details $39.00 on lawful killings of civilians or prisoners. turning to the inspector general's report, he found none of the alleged unlawful killings were described as being in the heat of battle. none were alleged to have occurred in circumstances in which the intent of the perpetrator was unclear, confused or mistaken. it's alleged that some patrols took the law into their own hands. rules were broken. stories concocted, lies told, and prison is killed. the prime minister of ethiopia says government troops are close to victory over local forces in the tikrit region. it's beginning to arrive at refugee camps in sudan for those who fled the violence. thousands of crossed the border in the past 2 weeks. the number of coronavirus related deaths in the united states has now surpassed a quarter of a 1000000. infections are also rising with more than

eisel has claimed responsibility stephanie decker, as well as told that between the government and the taliban. starting september, they pretty much bet on the whole, the army that started down the road to the difficult issues. they're still dealing with technicalities and sticking points about what legal structure should govern the troops and services. it just happened because these are 2 sides that have no trust. so i think certainly the message from my pay was of course, the outgoing secretary of state is to try and get these sides to, to get the technicalities out of the way and start negotiating on the really difficult point. the resurgence of covert 19 has many countries tightening restrictions. canada's largest city toronto is going back into lockdown. the pandemic suspected to be the main topic of discussion at the g 20 summit, which saudi arabia is hosting. and then i, and i mean, this is been an extraordinary year. the cove in 1000 pandemic has been an unprecedented shock that affected the entire world within a short period of time, causing global economic and social issues.

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. >> reporter: ben decker says far from a grassroots campaign, it's a business.16, roger stone's p.a.c. asked for $10,000 donations, purportedly to help donald trump back then. he said the group was a nonprofit, dedicated to ensuring the integrity of the vote. in the run-up to 2020, the stop the steal campaign rebooted by a group of people orbiting roger stone. there was a website and hashtags. amy kramer, who in 2016 formed the group women vote trump with stone's ex-wife. kramer was behind a stop the steal facebook group. it was taken down by facebook. also shut down, a cluster of pages affiliated with steve bannon that coordinated posts using inauthentic tactics to artificially boost how many people saw their content. in all, 2.5 million followers t shut down. this week, stone took his message to the most notorious conspiracy theorist of them all, alex jones. clemson university saw the hashtag mentioned in merely 2 million tweets, filled with unsubstantiated and false information. >> it only took a day and a half before facebook took the group down. by then, it

. >> ben decker who conducts investigations says far from a grass roots campaign stop the steal is a in 2016, roger stone's pac launched stop the steal.org which was asking for $10,000 donations reportedly back then to help unb cover vote fraud against donald trump. stone says it was a nonprofit created to ensure the integrity of the vote. stop the steal reemerged briefly in the twailgt mid terrence. then the stop the steal campaign rebooted by a group of people orbiting roger stone. testimony cast of characters include a roger stone wannabe. >> got a message from roger stone. >> he began weeks before election day and launched a stop the steal website. >> i'm one of the co founders -- >> a tea party activist who in 2016 formed the group women vote trump with roger stone's ex wife. cramer was behinds a stop the steal facebook group along with two people who worked on steve bannon's we build the wall fund. it was shut down. also pages affiliated with ban oon that according to posts using inauthentic behavior tactics to artificially boost how many people saw their content. the pages had

do not think they'll miss the numbers and the stock might grind higher i look at stanley black and decker, which is flat on the years and 30% of their home business is home depot he also have an industrial part of their business, which is a reopen part. and i own d.r. horton. i'm sitting time with that one only because it still trades at 12 times that's a lot cheaper that be 26 times. >> shannon, you trimmed it earlier this year. jason, you also own it but you're not all a optimistic either from the notes you expect a decent quarterwh why? >> it's just such a seasonably business i agree with steph, i think thethey will reasonably beat expectations but the story might be slowing down here it's a hold for us at this point. >> are you worry about that, shann, that we are at a tipping point? >> i'm worried that we might be just because of sentiment. there are two things to look at versus the stay-at-home trade. all of these housing market stocks continue to rally that could continue even if we go back to normal or the new normal we could see share buybacks here that was something that was tak

. >> then, decker, who conducts digital investigations says far from a grassroots campaign, stop thetop the steal.org for donations to then help against voter fraud against donald trump. he said it was a nonprofit to insure the integrity of the vote. stop the steal reemerges in the 2018 mid-terms. in the run-up to 2020, the stop the steal campaign rebooted by a group of people orbiting roger stone including alexander, a wannabe. he began hashtagging it yesterday and launched the stop the steal website. amy cramer, a tea party activist farmed the group women vote trump with roger stone's ex-wife and cramer stop the steal facebook along with two people who worked on steve bannon's discredited we build the wall fund taken down by facebook. also shut down a cluster of pages coordinated with bannon and using inauthentic behavior tactics to artificially boost how many people saw their content. it had 2.5 million followers before they were shuttered. >> stop the steal is a highly coordinated partisan political operation. >> reporter: this week, trump even took his message to the most notori

. >> reporter: ben decker who conducts digital investigations says far from a grassroots campaign.steal is a business. in 2016 roger stone's pac launched stop the steal.org which was asking for $10,000 donations reportedly then to help uncover vote fraud against donald trump. stone told cnn the group was a nonprofit created to ensure the integrity of the vote. >> stop the steal. >> reporter: stop the steal reemerged briefly in the 2018 mid terms, then in the run up to 2020 the stop the steal campaign rebooted by a group of people orbiting roger stone. cast of characters include ali alexander, a roger stone wanna be. >> got a message from roger stone. >> he began launching this. >> amy cramer, a tea party activist who in 2016 formed a group women vote trump with roger stone's ex-wife. cramer was behind a stop the steal facebook group along with two people who worked on steve bannon's discredited rebuild the wall fund. it was taken down by facebook. also shut down, a cluster of pages affiliated with bannon that coordinated posts according to facebook using inauthentic behavior tactic

big part of it laffont took stakes in your traditional mall staples, like american eagle, best buy, deckersarmour and urban youtfitters and he wasn't alone. it was also encompassed in david einhorn's 13-f, he took a stake in dillard's and sculptor capital acquired a position in nordstrom and upped its position in macy's these holdings of course are as of the end of the third quarter, they may have changed in the six weeks since. but if they did hold on, the sector as a whole did quite well with the xrt up 16%. not quite as well as the jump in overall small cap stocks in recent weeks >> it doesn't surprise me at all, and we'll get to a question about performance, but it doesn't surs price me becaupris only thing i've learned in 26 years in this business, anytime you bet against the american consumer, you tend to lose the american's propensity to shop whether in person or online, it is often understated. and i had somebody tell me this weekend, said maybe they have got a backstop for the big mall owners because if you are a simon property group, you need to make sure your tenants survive. i t

. >> reporter: ben decker who conducted digital investigations says far from a grassroots campaign, stopger stone's pac launched stop the steal.org which was asking for $10,000 donations purportedly back then to help uncover evidence of vote fraud against donald trump. stone told cnn the group was a nonprofit created to ensure the integrity of the vote. >> stop the steal! >> reporter: stop the steal re-emerged briefly in the 2018 midterms. then in the run up to 2020, the stop the steal campaign rebooted by a group of people orbiting roger stone. the cast of characters include ali alexander, a roger stone wannabe. >> got a message from roger stone. >> reporter: he began #stopthesteal weeks before election day. >> i'm one of the co-founders. >> reporter: amy kremer, a tea party activist who formed the group women vote trump with roger stone's ex-wife. kramer was behind a stop the steal facebook group along with two people who worked on city of bannon's discredited rebuild the wall fund. it was taken down by facebook. also shut down? a cluster of pages affiliated with bannon that coordinate

anna, new restrictions, but from the sounds of it, you could drive one of those red double-decker busespholes. >> reporter: this ban seems that cases of coronavirus appears to be leveling off in the uk. england is currently under lockdown until december 2, and scotland, people faced very similar restrictions to the english lockdown. nonessential shopping shut. and the idea that scotland has banned all travel from scotland and the rest of the uk. some say is that a bit of an overreach? the scottish government is dedivulged from westminster. this is legally enforced. and can get fined around 60 pounds which is around $80. there are holes in the plan. for one thing, there's no real border between scotland and england. at least in terms of infrastructure. there are no border checks. secondly, the exemption lifts are exhausted. for instance, you can travel from scotland to england, still, despite the ban. if you need to feed an animal, if you need to give blood, if you need to take a driving test or variation of health. it's likely to be half enforced. this is all part of scotland further re

check out also musical performances jesse james decker and many more.from john rich. so stream the patriot awards this friday live november 20th at 8:00 p.m. eastern on fox nation. >> so a couple blocks from here is rockefeller center. they brought the big christmas tree. christmas is happening. here it is, okay? guess what else came with the tree? this little tiny owl. so they found the owl in the tree. it came all the way from the -- where did it come from? i'm not sure what great state it came from. upstate new york. can you imagine this owl is going down the highway 75 miles per hour like what in the world is going on? the ravens beard wildlife center is taking care of him saying he ate a buffet of mice and doing very well. his name is rockefeller. >> very good. a rockefeller. let's do -- i got a new show coming up. it is at columbia, south carolina sunday, december 13th at 6:00 p.m. go to g. gutfeld.com at the speedway. my plus live show with tom shal yu. it will be a lot of fun. >> look how small tomorrow's name is. you can't see it. >> he doesn't

- (voix de l'interprète) decker, patients désolé de vous.e, monsieur falconer, nous allons maintenant passer au deuxième tour de question. nous allons terminer vers 6 heures et dix. le deuxième tour, quatre minutes chacun pour les deux premiers députés et deux minutes chacun pour madame normandin et madame kwan. on va commencer avec monsieur hallan, quatre minutes. - (voix de l'interprète) merci, madame la présidente. merci aux témoins d'être venus a lot of people from the village that had gone were brought back sick. there were brought back in a train he said. similar to the one that passed away in tennessee, in 1918 my mother was just 11 years old. she remembers the list on the south side of the village. she remembers that church bell would ring every day, there's a certain bell for a notice. and she says she remembers as a little girl how it sounded. [noise] in 1918 as now, most people didn't think of influence as a disease that could lead to death. we suffered through the flu season every winter. in the u.s., the flu season usually picks

you could see the double decker buses and the people in the street living lives that somehow seemed more colorful, more vibrant, more full of life. it sounds ridiculous, but when i was 12, i stood in front of the mirror and swore to myself that i wouldn't stay that i would lean out and does it make sure enough. in august, 1909, falcon had that land fled to west germany via hungary and austria. like tens of thousands of others that summer. no one family included, have the slightest suspicion that the wall would fold just 3 months later. ish from either of those. i didn't know when i would ever see my daughter again. this is the she wouldn't have been allowed back and we weren't allowed to go to the west. it was just awful for us better. what we never expected. she'd be back for christmas the same year, but she was there you go by with talking oh oh, come on. you must go for a copy of the book i need. i'll feel i know how it would go ahead to plant and her family live in a village outside. but when there's almost always a full house and politics is a favorite topic at the dinner table. the

strong, hit a two-year high in october, and that's helping the industrials names like stanley, black & deckerdominion leading there, and not participating in today's rally is the airlines. southwest airlines is the whole performer. southwest down about 3.5%, and take a look at apple the company announcing an event for november 10th. new macs with apple chips are expected the stock still down about 1% on the session. it fell 6% in october and big tech continues to be the lag yard today let's get to sue herera now for our cnbc news update hi, sue. >> hello, kelly. hello, everybody here's what's happening at this hour the world health organization is denying reports that its director general tested positive for the coronavirus, but tedros did if into quarantine yesterday after a contact tested positive. the agency says tedros will be tested if symptoms emerge. >>> south dakota's attorney general was distracted before striking and killing a passenger walking along a highway shoulder in september that's according to a state investigation but that report does not say what distracted him. he told a

. >> reporter: ben decker, who conducts digital investigations, says, far from a grassroots campaign,2016, roger stone's pac launched stop the steal dot org, which was asking for $10,000 donations, purportedly, back then, to help uncover evidence of vote fraud against donald trump. stone told cnn the group was a nonprofit, created to ensure the integrity of the vote. stop the steal reemerged, briefly, in the 2018 midterms. then, in the run up to 2020, the stop the steal campaign, rebooted. by a group of people orbiting roger stone. a cast of characters include ali alexander, a roger stone wanna be. he began hashtagging stop the steal weeks before election day, and launched a stop the steal website. amy kramer, a tea party activist, who, in 2016, formed the group women vote trump with roger stone's ex-wife. kramer was behind a stop the steal facebook group, along with two people who worked on steve bannon's discredited we build the wall fund. it was taken down by facebook. also, shut down? a cluster of pages affiliated with bannon that coordinated posts, according to facebook, using in